When I was younger, I often told people that I would like a 1/1 w/ a 4 car garage.

On the other hand, they will often have less experience, connections, and market knowledge..Good luck!

This means they've already made that mental jump to being able to imagine what a completed product would look like, and can often look past the stuff that is incomplete.Those are the two circumstances I *might* let a buyer through before completion.

Due to the age of the homes in our markets, we often have to gut everything anyway, thus we can take savings on the rehab of the smaller space to offset some of the cost of the addition.

Basically, he makes me a profit.Additionally, he creates a comfort level for non-traditional real estate transactions that often occur when one is wholesaling property.With enough digging I think most people can find attorneys like this in their local areas, particularly if they are in a larger metropolitan area.

I do not know how often the property will be vacant, but the property is in a popular neighborhood in Washington DC near metros and Amtrak.

A great way to start that is often talked about here is buying a duplex/tri/quad and living in one of the units while the other units pay the mortgage for you.

I come out to Houston often and would like to drop in when I can.

(but maintenance should be low for the first few years) The main houses rent for 2200- 2500$ The basement: 800-1000$ The coach homes (Over the garage): 800 $ 3800- 4300$ per month Houses come with 3 kitchens with appliances, 3 w/d The city is not allowing anymore to be built at this time (Which is good) so the inventory is low and they don't come on the market too often.

So I was caught off guard when I seen such a small sales amount.Quite often I see this number considerably high than the asking price, I have bought properties in the 30k range and seen this number around 100k.So if anyone knows exactly what this number represents I would appreciate the info.